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More workers needing food banks

More workers needing food banks

Leanne McDonald, founder of the support group Simple Acts of Kindness in Wolverhampton, reports an increase in working individuals seeking assistance amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. Established during the pandemic, the organization provides essential household items, such as furniture and clothing, to families across Wolverhampton, Birmingham, and the Black Country. Currently, the group helps approximately […]

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The US economy is a puzzle but the pieces aren't fitting together

The US economy is a puzzle but the pieces aren’t fitting together

Recent discussions among economists have centered on potential risks to the US economy under President Donald Trump’s administration. Concerns have been raised regarding tariffs and immigration policies, with some experts suggesting they might lead to a situation akin to “stagflation,” similar to the economic difficulties of the 1970s. The White House has been dismissive of

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Iceland supermarket offering £1 reward for reporting shoplifters

Iceland supermarket offering £1 reward for reporting shoplifters

Iceland, a supermarket chain, is introducing a program to financially incentivize customers who report incidents of shoplifting as part of its strategy to combat increasing retail theft. The company’s executive chairman, Richard Walker, announced that shoppers who inform staff about ongoing thefts will receive a £1 credit on their Iceland Bonus Card, even if the

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Kingsmill to buy Hovis in move that would create UK's biggest bread producer

Kingsmill to buy Hovis in move that would create UK’s biggest bread producer

Associated British Foods (ABF), the parent company of Kingsmill, has announced an agreement to purchase Hovis, a rival brand, with plans to merge the two companies. This merger aims to establish the largest bread brand in the UK. ABF, which also owns Primark, Ryvita, and Twinings, indicated that it will implement cost-cutting measures to transition

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Bioethanol redundancies to start next week after rescue ruled out

Bioethanol redundancies to start next week after rescue ruled out

The UK’s largest bioethanol facility, Vivergo Fuels in Hull, will commence operations closure on Monday after the government opted not to extend a financial rescue package to the sector. Associated British Foods, which owns Vivergo, announced that the first round of employee redundancies would take effect on Tuesday. Both Vivergo Fuels and Ensus, the owner

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UK's Turing AI Institute bosses respond to staff anger

UK’s Turing AI Institute bosses respond to staff anger

The leadership at the UK’s national institute for artificial intelligence (AI) has acknowledged that recent months have been difficult for staff amid significant changes within the organization. This acknowledgment follows a whistleblowing complaint, submitted to the Charity Commission, in which employees raised serious concerns regarding the stability of the institute, which relies on £100 million

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